<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?>
<DATABASE xsi:schemaLocation="urn:schemas.microsoft.com/appx/2006/07/Dbu Driver.xsd" xmlns="urn:schemas.microsoft.com/appx/2006/07/Dbu" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" MAX_HTMLHELPID="110033">

    <DRIVER>
        <HISTORY>
            <DESCRIPTION>
                Insert your description here. This field will be written to the log if a match is found.
            </DESCRIPTION>
        </HISTORY>
        <LOOKUP NAME=" _BIOS_DESCRIPTION_HERE_ ">
            <DATA NAME="Computer Manufacturer" VALUETYPE="string" VALUE=" _COMPUTER_MFG_HERE_ "/>
            <DATA NAME="Model" VALUETYPE="string" VALUE=" _COMPUTER_MODEL_HERE_"/>
            <DATA NAME="Date" VALUETYPE="string" VALUE=" _DATE_TIME_HERE_ "/>
        </LOOKUP>
    </DRIVER>

    <DRIVER>
        <HISTORY>
            <DESCRIPTION>
                The WYSIWYG Super Cool Computer 2007 has a bug in version 1.23 of the BIOS that prevents Windows Vista from installing.
                Version 1.24 fixes the problem, please update the BIOS. Check http://drivers.WYSIWYGComputers.com/
            </DESCRIPTION>
        </HISTORY>
        <LOOKUP NAME="XXX ROM BIOS Version 1.23">
            <DATA NAME="Computer Manufacturer" VALUETYPE="string" VALUE="Wysiwyg Computers"/>
            <DATA NAME="Model" VALUETYPE="string" VALUE="WYSIWYG Super Cool Computer 2007"/>
            <DATA NAME="Date" VALUETYPE="string" VALUE="20060801000000.000000+000"/>
        </LOOKUP>
    </DRIVER>

    <!--
    If you have a computer BIOS version that needs to be indentified during the BDD installation process,
    you can run the following VBScript program to extract out the necessary fields on the computer system.

ZTIBIOS_Extract_Utility.vbs
    wscript.echo "<DRIVER>"
    wscript.echo "	<HISTORY><DESCRIPTION>Insert your description here.</DESCRIPTION></HISTORY>"

    For each Computer in GetObject("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2").InstancesOf("Win32_ComputerSystemProduct")
        For each BIOS in GetObject("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2").InstancesOf("Win32_BIOS")
            wscript.echo "	<LOOKUP NAME=""" & BIOS.Description & """ >"
            wscript.echo "		<DATA NAME=""Computer Manufacturer"" VALUETYPE=""string"" VALUE=""" & Computer.Vendor & """/>"
            wscript.echo "		<DATA NAME=""Model"" VALUETYPE=""string"" VALUE=""" & Computer.Name & """/>"
            wscript.echo "		<DATA NAME=""Date"" VALUETYPE=""string"" VALUE=""" & BIOS.ReleaseDate & """/>"
        next
    next

    wscript.echo "	</LOOKUP>"
    wscript.echo "</DRIVER>"

    -->

</DATABASE>
